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[quote=Anonymous]OP, lots of people talking about moderation here, but for me I had to go cold turkey. I was a non-stop sweets eater, and had ballooned to over 200 pounds. I went on a 30-day, zero sugar diet, not eating any sweets or any foods that had added sugar. It was rough for the first week or so, and I definitely had to fight the cravings. But then they went away and I was OK for the rest of the month. That month, I lost 25 pounds. Now...stage 2 is where it gets hard. I realized that I could not go on a "no sugar ever for the rest of my life" diet, so had to figure out what to do long-term. First thing I learned was that moderation did not work for me - if I had any amount of sweets - even a bite - it set off my sweet tooth for the rest of the day and I would eat everything in sight. So that would not work. What I have moved to instead is a purge day every two weeks or so - I set aside a day when I can eat whatever I want. And I eat everything that day. Honestly, I eat so much I feel sick by the time I go to bed. But then I'm done. The next day, I go back to no-sweets routine. This has worked for me for over two years. It takes some self-discipline, but I do not have a constant craving for sweets - I have learned to eat better and my cravings have gone away.[/quote]
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